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VUE 3.6 RC ARRIVES AS LANGUAGE TOOLS JUMPS TO TYPESCRIPT 7
By RepoJournal · Filed · About Vue.js
Vue core pushes toward 3.6 stable while the tooling ecosystem upgrades its type foundation.
Vue 3.6.0-rc.2 is now in the wild [1], moving the framework closer to its next stable release with updates detailed in the minor branch changelog. Language-tools v3.3.8 ships with TypeScript 7 support and vapor directive coverage [2], a significant toolchain modernization that keeps the IDE experience aligned with the latest TypeScript ecosystem. VitePress patched a critical TypeError that crashed navigation to pages without outline elements [3], fixing a null reference error that affected documentation sites using the default theme. Across the three repos, the stack absorbed 2 commits and 2 pull requests this period, consolidating incremental improvements across core, tooling, and documentation layers. The language-tools upgrade signals TypeScript 6 compatibility headwinds are over; teams should plan the migration alongside their Vue updates.
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Action items
- → Test Vue 3.6.0-rc.2 in CI before committing to the stable release vuejs/core [plan]
- → Upgrade language-tools to v3.3.8 to unlock TypeScript 7 support vuejs/language-tools [plan]
- → Update VitePress if your docs site navigates pages without outlines vuejs/vitepress [immediate]
References
- [1] v3.6.0-rc.2 ↗ vuejs/core
- [2] v3.3.8 ↗ vuejs/language-tools
- [3] fix(theme): prevent TypeError when navigating to page without outline (#5329) vuejs/vitepress